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The document provides information about the state of Oklahoma in the United States. It discusses Oklahoma's capital (Oklahoma City), motto ("Labor omnia vincit" meaning "Labor conquers all things"), and nickname ("The Sooner State"). It also mentions the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, notable people from Oklahoma like Chuck Norris and Carrie Underwood, and films shot in the state including Twister and Rain Man. Additionally, it locates Oklahoma in the US and identifies the University of Oklahoma as the most prominent university in the state, known for its athletics programs.
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